… In this paper, we introduce EXPOSURE, a system that employs large-scale, passive DNS … extract from the DNS traffic that allow us to characterize different properties of DNS names and …
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) increasingly try to grow their profit margins by employing “error traffic monetization,” the practice of redirecting customers whose DNS lookups fail to …
… of DNS traffic collected from a number of recursive DNS … DNS features that can be used to distinguish malicious DNS … of the DNS answers returned from authoritative DNS servers to …
… higher up we move in the DNS hierarchy, the stronger the effects of DNS caching [15]. As a consequence, moving up in the hierarchy restricts us to monitoring DNS traffic with a coarser …
… and with today's existing Unicast DNS server and client software. … to handle DNS-SD on the main DNS server or not, at the network … DNS-SD uses DNS TXT records to store …
… Thus DNS of the low Reynolds number flow requires a larger box—size to capture the near—wall streak structure and the LSS. In the present work, the DNS of fully developed turbulent …
… of DNS resolution path corruption, and rogue DNS service, as distinct from existing DNS … We also observe the rise of commercial interests in providing incorrect DNS answers, for the …
… on the DNS infrastructure for the operation of the Internet. Therefore, the robustness of the DNS … an initial assessment of various robustness properties of the modern DNS ecosystem. …
… In a dangling DNS record (Dare), the resources pointed to by the DNS record are invalid… DNS. In this paper, we shed light on a largely overlooked threat in DNS posed by dangling DNS …
… Similarly to the existing DNS infrastructure on the Internet, the DNS for the … DNS infrastructure for IoT, in the domain of transport logistics. We have simulated the behaviour of the DNS …